2022
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4171589
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Stress Strength Weibull Análisis Aplied to Estimate Reliability Index in Industry 4.0

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“…From data analysis point of view we highlight that failure mode is related to fatigue wear out behavior [28][29], which is confirmed by on-field analysis.…”
Section: Figure 7: Failure Proportion Distribution In Function Of Mac...supporting
confidence: 55%
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“…From data analysis point of view we highlight that failure mode is related to fatigue wear out behavior [28][29], which is confirmed by on-field analysis.…”
Section: Figure 7: Failure Proportion Distribution In Function Of Mac...supporting
confidence: 55%
“…By crosschecking this matrix with on-field failure and machine unit production we create a second matrix that wrap the quantity of machine that will perform enough A11 217 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ service hours to have probable failure. Second step is dedicated to calculation of the unreliability probability, according to methodology described by Baro et al [28]. That can be explained as the sum of the product of occurrence probability and system resistance.…”
Section: Figure 6: Potential Service Hour Matrix For 20 Months Accord...mentioning
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“…In that sense, the use of engineering reliability methodologies presents a powerful option for companies to implement in Industry 4.0 with the object of measuring accurately both efficiency and productivity [20]. Whereby the stress-strength analysis in reliability engineering is a useful method to measure the performance of hardware and electronic devices that are employed in Industry 4.0 [14].…”
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confidence: 99%